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UNITED STATES TRADERS
PROTECTIVE UNION.
Main Onlce......I2O BrOadway, N. Y.
MemPhis Onice.........2S6 Main street.
WALTER GREGORY. Attorney

I'VE have unu nal facilities for collectin 9
w accounts, and make special rates with
each firm. We make no charges except upon
actual collection; or will collect all the 40
counts Of city houses at Low rates per month.
S.W. PARKER, Collector.
HU6T0M HOUSE, MEHPHrs, TEsE., Jauu.
~ AIRY. Is, 1sS7.-Sealed proposals wilt be
received at this building until IL o'clock N
18th instant, for supplyirg certain articles o.
new farm turc and making ehlpges in old
furniture. Particulars can be had on appli'
cation to THOS p. TOBIN. Custodian.
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SNNG

c. The Children. They are
SNSO especially liable to sud-
den Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cough, etc. We guarantee Aolfer's
Enciish Remedy positive cure. It
saves hours OF anxious watching.
Sold by
A, RLAKERT
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STRAYED.

MQLE-From Pamela Oil Works. Tuesdz {
~ last, one light bay mule, without shoe,
will be paid for return Of same 70
PANOLA OIL AND RERTILIZER co.
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Subscribe fer the appeal"
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At 1873 MADISON sT.-Two desirable
"a rooms, furnished or uufurnished. with
or without board; private family; references
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CT. JAMES H0USE-Corner Second and
= Adams stree.s Rooms and board, IS per
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LOST.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

HANDSOMELY furnished front room, for
Il gentleman and wife or two tlsmen;
also other rooms. at Al PONTOTUC.
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.
The Sale of ,be II. & O. Express.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-The Baltimore e. Ohio
express to-day passed into the hands of the
United States Express Company, and its en-
ployes were notified of the change. There will
be, for the present at least, no changes in the
employees and reports will be made to the gen.
eral manager heretofore. Speaking of the
SALE Mr.. John K. Cowan, counsel for the Baltl-
more 81 Ohio company, said: THE statement
that the Baltimore & Ohio express has been
sold to the United States Express Company is
not correct. There has been simply contract
entered into between the two companies by
which the United States express is to run the
Baltimore 81 Ohio for thirty years, for which
the former is to pay the latter company certain
percentage of the earnings" He declined to
say what the percentage will be.
1t is now very generally believed that tho sale
of the express is not the last of the deals of the
Baltimore g. Ohio railroad. Special dispatches
from New York render it conclusive to the
minds of many prominent business men that
the telegraph system of the company will soon
pass in to other hands. if the negotiation is not
already concluded. The impression also pre-
walls that Mr. Garrett is anxious to dispose OF
the road, and the announcement of its sale at
any time will create no surprise here.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EAcKSONVlLLE FEMALE AcADEMY,

AZ Unsurpassed advantages in Literature Lam
- guages. Music Art. 5Sth year opens Sept. 18th.
L. f. B UIIAKD, Prin.s jacksonville, Hi.
TT'HE INDIANAPOLIS SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION
l. and oratory, Room rs, Vance block, indianapolis.
commences eleventh year Sept. IS. Elocution.
tory and visible expression taught. Apply t. J.
McAVOY, Principal.
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DIED.

MURRAY-Mrs. Mary Murray, wife of Edward
Murray. died yesterday morning at their residence,
/ ed
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Announcements Meeting.

Chairman Blanchard. of the Central Traffic
Association, has issued call for a meeting at
Chicago Wednesday next, of the general
managers of the roads in the association. The
following important questions will come up to
be acted upon. Freight department. Through
export rates; all rail rates affected by rail
competition; basis OF divisions with connecting
lines; rules for the issue Of commodity tariffs
when the vote is not unanimous; statistical in
formation to be furnished by the association;
unsettled pool accounts. Passenger depart
ment: Mileage tickets their rates and lmita-
tions reductions in fares for special occasions
and parties; other matters of Importance in both
departments
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General and NIfscelIaneOus.

Peter Rockwell has been appointed general
road master of the Missouri Pacific, succeeding
w. Mcleod, resigned.
The suburban travel of the Boston roads ex-
ceeds in volume that of the roads of the cities of
New York, Chicago and St Louis combined.
The prospects of the completion of the South
Penn road not particularly dazzling. The
stock of the concern consists chiefly of right of
way and an injunction.
Twelve carloads of hogs arrived in the City OF
Mexico recently from Kansas City. via the Cen
trail railway. the swine ding the Journey
we'll, being landed in good condition.
The Baltimore & Ohio road is still using the
straight alr-brake which doubtless accodnts for
the frequent accidents that road from the
failure of the air-brake when called upon.
The Chicago. Burlington 81 Quincy and Chi
cago, Burlington 81 Northern directory
mittee have concluded arrangement for a
system Of arbitration on all questions of rates
and business
In Eastern railroad circles the belief prevails
that Vice president Potter, of the Union Pacific,
is making mistake in slaughtering the old rail
road officials freely as he has been doing the
last thirty days
The Chicago & Northwestern has let a con-
tract for the building of thrty-ve mile ex-
tension from Ishpeming, Mich, to Republic and
Michlgamme, and work will be begun at once,
employing 1000 men. The line is to be finished
Nov. l.
Locomotive builders and manufacturers of
railroad supplies are looking for a large demand
for their work with the development of railroads
in China The Chinese it is stated favor deal
ing with manufacturers OF this country rather
than with European manufacturers
At the annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Chicago 81 Atlantic railroad, held in Hunt
lngton yesterday the following board of direct
ors were elected: James H. Benedict, FL. ].
Jewett, c. l.. Atterbury, Andrew w Kent, of
New York: c. G.. Waite, of Cincinnati; Gen. J.
s. Robinson and Thomas Espy, of Kenton O.:
Geo. J. Bippus, of Huntington; J. S. Slick, of
Rochester
The Massachusetts Railroad Commissioner in
view of the many recent failures of air brakes to
work have issued circular letter railroads
In that State calling attention to the law which
requires railroad companies to cause to be
toned every passer ger train, trusty skill
full brakemen, equal in number at least to one
for every two cars in the train. and one such
brakeman upon the last of every freight
train. which must always be equipp ed with
a good and sufficient brake"
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Railway Buildins in 1887.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The Railway Age to-rnor-
row will say: sit now seems probable that the
number of miles of snew road constructed in the
United States during 1887 will be about II. 600.
This figure is the greatest record. 1t has
never been approached, except in 1882. when the
total was II, 500 m lies. Track laying for 1887.
up to Sept ], aggregates 6, 462 miles Kansas
still continues far in the lead over the other
States In the work of railroad construction"
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One Name for Two Things.
Cashmere Bouquet. the best toilet soap; Cash
mere Bouquet, the best handkerchief perfume.
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Rooms OF
REPUBLICAN Cry CE STRAI COMMITTEE

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. %, 1887
VSHE Republicans of the city requested to meet
Il at the places herein designated Saturday,
Sept. g. 7:30 M, prompt for the purpose of Sc
Letting six 90 representatives from each ward as
delegates to the adermanic conventions. such dele
gates to be elected by the ward whole and not by
precincts The delegates thus selected VIII meet IN
convention in the several aldermanc districts at the
places herein designated Saturday evening, Sept
s. at $50 clock or as soon thereafter as the dele
gates present; but in shall the convention
be convened without each ward being represented by
the properly elected delegates. for the purpose OF
nominating the two (2) candidates, from each dis
trict, for the Board of Aldermen, viz:
FIRST DISTRICT-Meets No. engine house
Massachusetts avenue.
First Ward-Meets corner Home and Columbia
avenues.
Second Ward-Meets No. 9 enginehouse
Sixth Ward-Meets at Bacons block on Fort Wayne
Seventh Ward-Meets at No 2 engine house.
Eighth Ward-Meets at No. 8 engine house.
SECOND DISTRICT-Meets at No. engine house.
West Washington street.
Third Ward-Meets at No. > engne-house.
= Fourth Ward-aleets at corner Indiana avenue and
Thirteenth Ward-Meets at No. 161 Indiana ave-
Fourteenth ward-Meets at corner Blake and
Fifteenth Ward-Meets at No. 6 engine house.
THIRD DISTRICT-Meets at headquarters fire de-
partment
Ninth ward-Meets at Mayors courtroom.
Tenth ward-Meets at los Massachusetts avenue.
Eleventh ward-Meets at headquarters fire depart
Twelfth ward-Meets at No. engine house
FOURTH DISTRICT-Mee at No. 3 engine-house,
Virginia avenue.
Seventeenth ward-Meets at No engine house
Eighteenth ward-Meets at hook and ladder house,
South street.
Nineteenth ward-Meets at No. 461 E. Georgia
street.
Twentieth ward-Meets at No. 3 engne-house.
Twenty first ward-Meets at Prospect-street engine
house.
FIFTH DIsTRICT-Meets at No. engine house.
South Illinois street
Sixteenth ward-Meets at Waterrnan's Hall.
Twenty second wsrd-NIeets at Brooks stable,
Virginia avenue
Twenty third ward-Meets at No. 10 engine house.
Twenty fourth ward-Meets at No. engine house.
Twenty fifth ward-Meets Ray and Maple
streets. L. A. FULMER Chairman.
Attest: GEO. II. BREUNIG Secretary.
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AUCTION SALE.

A UCTION SALE-ON TUESDAY, SEPT. 6. AT
IA 10 a. will sell on the premises. house and lot
No 200 West Fifth street, good cottage, high, fine
lot. good water quiet neighborhood.
At | a. day will sell premises 1S4 and
1856 West First street. pays cent. square
from North Mississippi streetcar line. two squares
from Gov Porter's fine residence. Terms made known
on day of sale. +. O. WADSWORTH 80 Circle st.
A UCTION SALE-LET HER GO GALLAGHER.
IA will sell at auction, Monday. Sept. 3, 10
o'clock a. M. house and lot No. 200 North West
street. House two-story frame of IL rooms well
arranged celler well and extra large cstern Lot is
Y 412 feet front, running back to alley; has extra
tine shade; is on southwest corner of Vermont and
West Streets a splendid neghborhood close to bust
Terms one-haf cash balance and two
years. f. 0. WADSWORTH 50 Circe street.
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A UCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE-WE WILL
IA sell at auction on the premises Monday. Septem-
Der 5, at the neasest fourroom cottage in this
city, located at 957 n Alabama street, with gas ce
lar, cistern we'll wood house high beautiful lot 40x
156 feet. brick walks house built by the day and is
model job; elegantly papered; club CRATES and cabinet
cherry mantels, city water in house etc, etc Don't
fail to this house and examine it inside. Neigh
borhood irst-class. House easily be enlarged IL
desired. Don't miss this chance. w. L. MICK u co.
l.. n. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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WANTED-MALE HELP,

"ANAED-nALE EELR
w ANTED-A FEW GOOD BENCH MOLI
w Apply to THE JAMES L. HAVEN con
PANY. Cincinnati. o.
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just Imagine
Lowell Citizen.
What would the modern and fashionable
young man and young woman do if they were to
marry without money one or both sidesa I'm
agire couple setting up housekeeping on a
bunch OF cigarettes and pug dog!
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NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED ADMINISTRA-
~ tor. pursuant to order of the Marion Circuit
court will offer for sale at private sale the plant of
the abstract of title Office of William c. Anderson.
deceased appraised at So. 500 Bids viii be received
from the ) to the 18th dayg of September, 1887
both inclusive. The of sale will be onethird
of purchase money cash. one.third payable in nine
months and onethrd payable in twelve months: de-
ferred payments to be evidenced by notes maturing
respectively, in nine and twelve months and bearing
six cent interest and waving relief from valua
ton laws, executed by the purchaser and two SUIT
fcient sureties. The undersigned will receive bids
the law office of Baker. Hord & Hendricks. % South
Pennsylvania street, Indianapolis Ind.
EDWARD DANIELS
Admir- estate of William c. Anderson deceased.
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CINDERELLA s6ab .fstore.
ede Sf'5onifOnfraBe unb gbenue c..
CAN'T! panifl panif!

CAN'T! Yaaifl panifl
1ds- nniere Ioeben i'm Often anaes -sa
fauften Vorrdtbe ON Sduben unb
Stiefeln miifen in ID Saaen
berfauft merben, unb iei
ssa- es unterm 9ofenpreis! -sss
Golgenoe 8eiipieIe bienen ols Bemeis
unferer beifpie0os niebrigeu preiIe:
IL peri9iebene 4rteH niebriger 6erren.
f@ube gu $l.40(En-grosprsis 81. 75)
5anbgendbte 6errenf9ube rgonsrebA
gu $2.75 Cont iibli6er Yreis 81.
@rtrafeine baEbgendbte 0errni6ube gu
$3.50 (anbersuo au$6 so berfauft.)
&nabeni6ube u. &n6pfftiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros prejs $1.50).
@Itrafeine 2n6pftiefel fir Rnaben So
(Wertb $2.75).
Damen'p antoHeln Scr. SIS au muir
Is @ts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Seine Mdbdenf6ube BON @laees2eber
gu aur Is Gents (Wertb sly.
&tnberi9ube gu 40, so unb 60 Gents,
Die anoersmD 60, IS @ents unb 81
foften.
Babp @9ube beri6iebener Nrt, BON
Is Gents an.
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0ier3ieiabrtee Grfahrnna elmer
alien Wdrterin.

Wrs. Binslows sOptbins Sprup mirb
BON elmer Ger beften Dottcrinnen unb ben
Wdrterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten per.
idrieten. @r purbe felt 40 Sabren bon
Wiillionen, bon Mittern unb RInbern nit
uie feblenbem @rfctse sebrau4t, iowObl
bon benz 6 Ease a,ten Sinbe, ME bon er>
wadienen ainbern. @r beieitigt @&irfe
i'm Wusen, befrsit BON Dinbtolie unb res
sulirt bic @eodrme; er peri&uHt far Sins
Der unb Witter Rube unb Wchlbebasen.
Wir slauben, baB Der Sprup bas. beffe
unb fiderfte Wittel 1T seseu Dnienterie
unb Diurrbce bel Rinbern. stei9piel Of
burd 3abnen reruria4t ober bird anbe.
re uriaden. Cine @ebraudsanweiiuns
wirb ieber 6laide beisesebsn. 80 ii
feins ddt, penn nidt bas 6aeHmile bon
Curtis u. Yertins uuf Der MuBenieite Der
@inpaduns entbalten III. Sn alien App.
thefen gu baben, bic Tlaide Is @ents.
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Wobl beg gataen 2anbes rubt auf ben
breiten @9ultern Der Nrbeit unb es
gtebt gegenDdrtig tpeoer in ben Ser.
@toatsn. nod in Der garlaen WeIt Elm
widtigeres problem, dig bic Mrbeiter=
Graael" unb gum S@luB:
sd CLAUDE, baB bic &egieruna Der
Ser. Staaten fi6 in ben 8efib Der Sc
legrapbenlinien ieBen unb ben 8etrieb
berlelben ielbff in bic 6anb nebmen
iO0te, in 8erbinbuns nit Ser polt,
8erpaltuns."
Sas finb entf9ieben aDei quite Sheen.
unb baB fi9 poDberlD in Der lebteH ssors
berung auf bic 8erftaatiiGuaa Ser Sc
lesrapbie bei6rdntt unb ni6t aud bie<
ienige ber @iienbabnen berlanat, if
cine ueiie MdBisune, peun 1e aud
als Snconiequen3 oufgefnbt peroen
fam. Derartige Dtnge t6nnen nidt
iberiiirbt meroer, ulb tpenn einmol
bic Selegrapbie beritaatli6t fem miiroe
unb bas Bolt fdbe, pie bortref1i6 bieie
@euerung narbeitet"f bann miiroe bies
fit bic Igitation CUR 8erfaatli9ung
Der 8abnen bonn ollergr6Bten gortbeil
fein.
Wir balten 9errn BomberIp i9pn
ieiner relisi6ien @te0ungnabme gum
r6mii6en @lerus unb ipegen feiner
probibitionififden S6ruler ni9t fir
ben geeigneten Mann, dig Giibrer einer
9roBen Nrbeitetpartei babnbre9enb aufz
3utreten. ALIEN bas tann uns nidt bers
binoern, ansuetfennen, baB er in bieier
ieiner neueten o8oti9aft" cine game
@eibe BON Nnlidten niebergelest bat,
mel6e alieitise unb e~ingebenbe Bead.
tung Derbienen.
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Ser 9runfenbolS lit iidb feIbf,

iotpie feinen Greunben cine 2aif; ba
aber Vetrunfenbeit cine &rantbeit tpirb,
10 erforbert fie elm unsep6bnIi9es wirts
James 5eilmittel. Wer Simmons
2eber Regulator eingenom.
men bat, ertldtt, bob bieier bic 2eber
IN Sbdtigteit febt uub ben Organismus
ftdrft, fobaB bic @ier nod ftarfen Sc.
trdrfen aert6rt nirb. Sie 3ittrigen.
l1erb0s @ednitigteu follten gum &esu.
lator greifen als elm Stdrtunesmittel
UNI bic 2eber in Sang gu feben. bic
Sdrme gu resulieren, oas 8efibl aGlge.
meiner Niebergei9lagenbeit unb 3ugleid
bic Sier nod S9naps gu beieitisen.
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6. s.. mamer.

205 Wef s. mereeHraBe
bdlt elm groBes unb febr gepdbItes 2as
ger BON Sapeten, 2puIeaur,
Silberrabmen unb Qeifen,
unb ferner neben 3eidnensM ateriaIien
aler Mrt, Garben unb Mnfrei=
der M aterialien, beionoers
banners fertig gemif9te
J~arben, bic beiten unb biaisfen TN
Warfte, bi. inter boiler @arantie per.
tauft perben. Sen ffe r. unb g b e.
gelglas unb anbere in bieies Sad
l9lasenoe Wrtitel; porin 0err Miiler
oas gr6Bte 2ager i'm Wefen bes 6taa-
tes bat. 4uftrdge aus BEN 2anbe huer.
ben prompt ~atsgefibrt.
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8rndl grud grud /!

tpirb ~unfeblbar furirt nod Der Metbobe
Der Softoren 8. $. unb s. Wlliams,
ST. 2ouis, Mo. Weoer WRsfer nod
bppooermif9e Nabeln meroen ainges
rpanbt. Sofortige grlei9terung, urb
griinoli6e 6eilung in furjer 3eit. Mar
tpirb ni6t Derbinbert feiner Nrbeit ober
feinen @eiddften na63ueeben. Muf
Wuni6 mirb bic 9eilnng garantirt.
2oniultation unentgeItli9. NdBige
preife. 5pre6t Dor 3immer SO. 4
iber Wolf & Marr. TO- .tutp
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galifornia Weine.

Weinllebbaber finben elm arobes Gas
Ger bon feinen California Weinen BEL
9errn s. 5. Meper am MIanto
plaSa. 9err Meper iunt bic Weine
an Ort uno STEELE aus VI b fauft 6ireft
aus benz Reaer ter Weinat9ter. MIs
gutem 2enner selinst es ibm ffets, bic
beffen Sorten a~us3umdblen. St fam
feline 3unben ano Gamilien nit einen.
guten 9ropfen perfeben. &otb= uub
WeiBweine in bor3i9li9er QuaIitdt
bon feBt ab $1.00 per @aIone frei
ins 9aus 9eliefert.
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- aabt gud ni6t tdufden 6urd.
nieoere preiie fiir Arbeit, neIGe better
als irgenD cine in Seras seliefert Nib,
fonberH perfigt gu1 mad Gallo,
10 q rs pbotograpbiihem MteIier, SO.
4l3 OnsbOuiion- StraBe, no gu6 quite
uno aufrieoentelenbe Nrbeit gu reellem
Preife garantirt mirb.
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.btpatbe Mdmmer,

peIde tire boae Maunestraft unb etaiiiaitdt
bes Settles nieber 3u erIanseu uiiafden, erbaI.
ten unentseItIi6 ausfunft iber elm neues
9eiIberfabren. peIdes iid bis iebt in
ieoem ei~naeIasn Sale s~Idnaenb bepdbrt bat.
BebanbIuns sbenio einfad pie biais. Sober
fem sigener srat. Bun nebf anmeiiuns 3ur
Seiluns gratis. Nan abre1ire: NriDate
Glinie s Di8peniarp, Is 8. 6pus
fton Ctr, Netp Wprf, u. ..
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neuen 2e6ensmutb eingef6Bt unb fe
6abur1 Dor Der Nntedung bemabrt Bat.
Die bfentli6en unb feierli6en 2eis
9enbefattungen b6rte iebo9 nod iener.
beg iungen Neapolitaners ouf unb bic
fpdtereu Opfer Der gbuIera muroeu
Na6ts obne Sang unb Slang ben Glu=
then t~lbergeben. Wiebiele BON ben
Yahagieren unterwegs geitorben lino,
miro man mobl niemals erfabren! !"
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8ermif San 91aitern !

Grii6 ieben Sagi Wer5en in ieber
Jorm ferbirt. @benio Wilb aIer gtrt,
ts mad bet Sabresaeit. = gu baben i'm
9ettaurant bon 0arnif6 & Bdr.
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pancoaf & @obn ~petfaufeu
9elrentleiber Is - 1870 biliger oIs it,
genb elm 9aus in Der @tabt. Dies III
tein 0umbug. ueberaeugt Gu9i
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j Mad Dem 8runbfabe: "Audiatur ct
altera parsw ODER pie elm altes beutides
Sprii9wo t iast: Sins Nannes &eb' 1T feins
ManneS @eb', man mus fe boren 8eeb'" gee
ben mir Der tbisen S9iloeruna, peIde Ser
yGreien grefe" bon einem anssiebenen beut.
iden @el9dftSmanne in Monterep susebt, rbne
~tpeiteren eommeutar 3aum, nadoem mir bot
einisen @odeu bic auseIesenbeit bon ber ent.
9e9en9eicbten Settle beleudtet batter.
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8efauration unb Sptet
IN 8erbinbuns nit chem Bar 4oom erien
Ranses. DaS- Simmer Fnb Ju raifonabIen
Vrsifen gu permietben. -@S 1s.3,t-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-06

Not many houses that can mako a purchase
OF over four thousand dollars worth OF En-
broidories at one time-qusntlty makes price
By this special purchase We turn our advantage
in your favor
Yard-wide Swiss Flouncings at 49c., Soc, and
,5c. a yard. II you we're allowed TO guess the
price It would be at least double that
An-Over Embroideries, specially desirable
for Chlldren's wear, are the Colored, White
with Red, White with Navy, Ecru, Red with
Navy, Navy with White. Most Of the goods we
offer here cost from 81 25 to q yard--our price
will be esc.
For all kinds Of light seersuckers or Cham
bres, there is nothing that will trim as prettily
as Colored Embroidery. The general objection
has heretofore always been the price-sH TO ~
inches wide for i2Xc. a yard. They are the
finest French goods-cost over double shat to
land.
Ecru Flounclng ng-yard-wido-some with mar
row trimming attached, 9Sc. to s1.65 yard
double that price would be about right.
You had better call and secure your Embroi-
deries for tie coming season. We closed out
The whole Of an Importers stock. Don't know
where to get more at these prices.
Cases after cases of goods are opening daily.
| The demand on US has been greater this sea
| son than ever before. We take great pride in
Offering the finest qualities In all departments;
greater care that our prices are as low or lower
than those Of other houses.
sa,teens are still coming-some beautiful
designs-prettier this season than ever before
| Our prices, too, are lower-so much for the
| French Goods. We arc also in re
eeIpt Of quite stock Of Domestic sstteen
The Patterns and Colorings arc very good. Our
prico win be lie. The New Canvas Web VII
be in this week-a wash fabric 20 inches wide
The manufacturers price Uas i5c. We bough
them-no matter how. Our price will be DC.
yard. shrewd merchants Who understand th'
goods Of other houses better than their oso'
nay call them seconds We warrant them psr
feet, as we do everything else, unless sold win
understanding to the contrary.